The retail chain Claire's said Friday that initial testing showed "cosmetics tested to date are asbestos free," and that it would doing additional testing amid concerns that some of their makeup products for kids could be tainted with asbestos.

In a statement Friday, Claire's said initial testing "confirmed that the talcum ingredient supply is from a certified asbestos-free European vendor."

According to CBS affiliate WPRI, a Rhode Island mother who works at a law firm specializing in asbestos litigation decided to have the glittery makeup she purchased for her daughter tested at a lab. She claims the makeup came back positive for asbestos, which has been linked to lung cancer, mesothelioma and other types of cancer.